A lot of SV commands that work in Half-Life also work in HLDS, such as sv_airaccelerate. There are lots of handy commands in HLDS that you can use to make your server better. Plugins for AMX MOD X (see section VI) allow players to vote for the next map. After a match, the server uses that file to decide the next map. In ordinary deathmatch games such as Half-Life, Opposing Force, Team Fortress Classic and Deathmatch Classic, they have a mapcycle.txt file which allows you to change what maps you want in the server. It is recommended that you add // custom commands at the bottom of the file to enter your own commands. In this file you can change the server name, how fast players can move and add your own commands you want to run on server startup. disable clients' ability to pause the server player bounding boxes (collisions, not clipping) This config file is executed on server startup. Use this file to configure your DEDICATED server. If you can't find it, you should look around the house for any other things that came with the router, or contact your ISP. You can go to your router and there should be a sticker showing the default gateway password (it isn't the one you use to connect to your router). Most routers have the username and password admin, but some people, like me, have the username admin and a password. You should have a prompt appear to type a username and password. NOTE: make sure you keep CMD open!! We will need it later. Type that address in the URL bar of your browser. Find the one you're using, and get the address for your Default Gateway. A list of configurations for the network devices you have will appear.

In the command prompt, type the command ipconfig. Open your start menu and type cmd and open the Command Prompt. Finding the Default GatewayBefore you get to the server part, you need to forward some ports on your router so that Half-Life Dedicated Server (the tool we're using) can use them, and clients from other networks can access those ports.

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